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Checks website, GitHub, and local docs to identify messaging inconsistencies and captures version, feature, terminology, and contact differences in a read-only discrepancy report whenever a consistency check is requested.

A comprehensive guide covering fundamental principles for creating 2D games. It details best practices for sprite organization (atlases, animation), tilemap design, physics implementation (collision shapes, fixed timestep), camera systems (follow, look-ahead), and genre-specific patterns like platformers and top-down games. Essential for game developers building robust 2D experiences.

A comprehensive guide covering core principles for building high-performance 3D game systems. Topics include the rendering pipeline, shader types, physics collision detection, camera control, and advanced optimization techniques like Frustum Culling and LOD. Ideal for developers needing to build visually rich and technically robust 3D environments.

Manages Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Trello via user provisioning, permission schemes, SSO/SCIM, app lifecycle, and performance/security audits so organizations can keep Atlassian services compliant and operable.

Manages Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Trello via user provisioning, permission schemes, SSO/SCIM, app lifecycle, and performance/security audits so organizations can keep Atlassian services compliant and operable.

This is a low-level SDK for Java designed to create and manage persistent AI agents within Azure AI. It provides comprehensive tools for handling the entire agent lifecycle, including creating agents, managing conversation threads, sending messages, running agent processes, and cleaning up resources. Ideal for building robust, stateful AI applications requiring fine-grained control over agent interactions.

This is a low-level SDK for Java designed to create and manage persistent AI agents within Azure AI. It provides comprehensive tools for handling the entire agent lifecycle, including creating agents, managing conversation threads, sending messages, running agent processes, and cleaning up resources. Ideal for building robust, stateful AI applications requiring fine-grained control over agent interactions.

This guide provides comprehensive examples for developing real-time chat applications using the Azure Communication Services Chat SDK in Java. It covers essential features including creating chat threads, sending diverse message types (text, HTML), listing message history, managing participants, and handling advanced functionalities like read receipts, message updates, and participant management. Ideal for building robust, enterprise-grade messaging systems.

This guide provides comprehensive examples for developing real-time chat applications using the Azure Communication Services Chat SDK in Java. It covers essential features including creating chat threads, sending diverse message types (text, HTML), listing message history, managing participants, and handling advanced functionalities like read receipts, message updates, and participant management. Ideal for building robust, enterprise-grade messaging systems.

This library provides the Java SDK to interact with Azure Communication Services (ACS) for sending SMS messages. It supports sending messages to single or multiple recipients, enabling crucial features like delivery reports, custom tagging, and asynchronous operations. Ideal for implementing notification systems, two-factor authentication (OTP), or large-scale bulk messaging alerts.

This library provides the Java SDK to interact with Azure Communication Services (ACS) for sending SMS messages. It supports sending messages to single or multiple recipients, enabling crucial features like delivery reports, custom tagging, and asynchronous operations. Ideal for implementing notification systems, two-factor authentication (OTP), or large-scale bulk messaging alerts.

The official Azure Event Grid SDK for .NET. This comprehensive client library enables developers to easily publish, subscribe, and consume events using event-driven architecture patterns. It supports both push delivery (Topics/Domains) and pull delivery (Namespaces), handling standard EventGrid and CloudEvent formats. Ideal for building scalable, reactive microservices on Azure.